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Married 3 months ,husband just told me he is bisexual help!!

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  • tracytaxi
    tracytaxi Posts: 297 Forumite
    How do I identify a board guide ? Sorry
    :T better late than never, better to laugh than cry:j
  • Torry_Quine
    Torry_Quine Posts: 18,867 Forumite
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    tracytaxi wrote: »
    How do I identify a board guide ? Sorry


    Names are at the bottom of the main page for the board.
    Lost my soulmate so life is empty.

    I can bear pain myself, he said softly, but I couldna bear yours. That would take more strength than I have -
    Diana Gabaldon, Outlander
  • eschaton
    eschaton Posts: 2,086 Forumite
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    OP - you maybe jump from marriage to marriage too quick and your OH too for that matter if he is up to number 4 already.

    In my mind, getting married is a big committment and something that should be viewed as being for life all going well.

    When you get married continually then there can't be anything special about that other than it being a status.

    I could have been married at anytime during a recently ended 7 year relationship and I didn't because I knew it would probably have ended in divorce or more likely financial disaster as well.

    If your latest marriage does end, don't rush into the next one as there is no need. Also try and find someone who can get out and work instead of needing your care as a carer as that's no life. Find someone who can give you some fun in life again and contribute financially.
  • shaz77_2
    shaz77_2 Posts: 1,881 Forumite
    eschaton wrote: »
    OP - you maybe jump from marriage to marriage too quick and your OH too for that matter if he is up to number 4 already.

    In my mind, getting married is a big committment and something that should be viewed as being for life all going well.

    When you get married continually then there can't be anything special about that other than it being a status.

    I could have been married at anytime during a recently ended 7 year relationship and I didn't because I knew it would probably have ended in divorce or more likely financial disaster as well.

    If your latest marriage does end, don't rush into the next one as there is no need. Also try and find someone who can get out and work instead of needing your care as a carer as that's no life. Find someone who can give you some fun in life again and contribute financially.

    How can you stay with someone for seven years, always knowing it was going to end?
  • eschaton
    eschaton Posts: 2,086 Forumite
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    shaz77 wrote: »
    How can you stay with someone for seven years, always knowing it was going to end?

    It wasn't a guarantee but due to outside influences and other issues, not unexpected.

    Anyway, someone elses thread isn't the place to talk about something else.
  • shaz77_2
    shaz77_2 Posts: 1,881 Forumite
    eschaton wrote: »
    It wasn't a guarantee but due to outside influences and other issues, not unexpected.

    Anyway, someone elses thread isn't the place to talk about something else.

    I do feel for you but at least you're out of it now - look after yourself.
  • tracytaxi
    tracytaxi Posts: 297 Forumite
    I was with husband one for three years before we married ,before the birth of our daughter ,less than a year after marriage he beat and he did for three years until I left him because he went to lash out at kids ,I was then alone for five years before I dated my sons dad ,we then married after five years ,this to my new hubby was the quickest I had ever married ,no children of the relationship to cloud it ,I married him as I loved. Him totally and utterly and still do
    :T better late than never, better to laugh than cry:j
  • tracytaxi
    tracytaxi Posts: 297 Forumite
    Oh and u don't pick your partner based on earning ability ,or health ,hubby two was working when. I met him but became ill and surely in a loving marriage you do look after each other ,my current husband has bad vascular disease and heart problems and he had applied for jobs but to no avail as yet and as for nothing special about being married continually being a status ,when you have children I am old fashioned enough to believe they are part of the that status ,! I don't give a toss about status I would just like to be loved and appreciated and my husband does this apart from this event
    :T better late than never, better to laugh than cry:j
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